ABOUT Willard Santee
Willard Santee, a descendant of Hugenot ancestry and early Adventist history, carries on the tradition of his heritage as a man of faith and hope. As a descendant from a people who would rather die than go with the crowd, whether in the French Inquisition or under the subjugation of the King of England, Santee has taken a stand of faith against the liberal element of higher criticism that has been so prevalent since the early 90's. Pastor Santee served as a Seventh-day Adventist pastor for over 35 years before passing to his rest on February 7, 2015.
OVERVIEW
This series is more than just "another" presentation on "so-called" subjects we already know. It is time that we have an understandng of the "basics" that will see us through the difficult times ahead.
DETAILS
1. Why Pray?
For many people, prayer is nothing more than asking God for things they want or feel they need. You will be encouraged to know that God actually wants to communicate with those who seek Him in prayer.
2. Working Together
Our Church is at a crossroad. We can ignore our present window of opportunity or begin working together in cooperation with God. How can we cooperate with God?
3. God’s Amazing Gift
One of the amazing gifts God has given us is the Holy Spirit. Until this gift is appreciated and accepted by God’s people, the work of the gospel cannot be completed in us–or in the world.
ABOUT-- Willard Santee
Willard Santee, a descendant of Hugenot ancestry and early Adventist history, carries on the tradition of his heritage as a man of faith and hope. As a descendant from a people who would rather die than go with the crowd, whether in the French Inquisition or under the subjugation of the King of England, Santee has taken a stand of faith against the liberal element of higher criticism that has been so prevalent since the early 90's. Pastor Santee served as a Seventh-day Adventist pastor for over 35 years before passing to his rest on February 7, 2015.